The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-12

Northwestern lftA6 ROCK Island III
Northwest pref-l4s 81 Paul. se<7s
Delaware 4 Laek-E.ls e Paul prefd II
En-. -..,--- 3.ss Texas Pacific ..le
Louisville x Nash. 6st. New Jersey Cen :st.-
Memphis Char d. Missouri Pacific ltrss
Mobile X Ohio !. Western Union ..
Cotton Seed Oil Tr.. 5ss-
The stock market feverish and unset
most of the time heavy, and for short intervals
weak. The news of the day meagre and
there WIS no arbitrary business, Int there was
fair trading by Spectators in outside paints
The great feature of the day the strength
and activity in Reading. over "a third of the
entire business being in that stock. There was
the circulation of "a runor that at u meeting
in Philadelphia to-day all the opposition was
To be Withdrawn and harmonious action taken
by all interests This materially affected the
price of the stock which opened $3.50, and
closed at i51s- jersey Central sympathized
closely with the movement in Reading and
though il was only moderately active was de
cidedly stronger Dtlter real stocks followed
the general market The remainder Of IN.
list was only moderately active and without
any feature OF Importance except IN a few oi
the specialties-
above Saturdays closing, hut these advance,
were not maintained in the early dealings ana
almost the entire market iei,ied fract iona
amounts Th.s" losses however were after
wards generally recovered. but towards noon
hea 1ness again became apnarent. except in
Reading and Jersey central. The market Wa
| more active IN the afternoon, but tiuctuated
within narrow limits, the clos, Icing heavy
but active at irregular changes. with "A ma ior.
OF the decie> IA The SCItefEI last Total sales
.ss,osD slIares.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, April IL Greene Il Co.'S repor,
on cotton futures says: Considerable strength
was shown to-day, and the market was well
sustained all day, with gain of ssLlU points
and closing AT the highest and very lrm.
Cotton-Net re, eipts sd; gross 2,tsI. Futures
closed firm, sales ii ,Js, April 1850 10 ~
May. lO.jsal0.as June lO.6.Gtl0,6s; July 10 -
III Il
10 al; October, 10 ZIG *; November y go
ss4; December, y Safss %,; January. y.Gts ~
Cotton firm; sales, 3s: Uplands, lOas; or
leans, 10 1915; net receipts, 3,.ol; exports t.
Great britain, 9,:sS; 10 the Continent, 3.Ir..
stock, JU,tE5.
GALyEsToN, Apri n.-Cotron firm; mid
=: stock, Is,...s,5; exports To- the Continent
| 2as,sU7
NORFOLK, April u.-Cotton firm; mid
ding loss: net receipts IL bales: gross re-
ceipts, os; stock. 1850; sales; RI: bales: ex-
ports coastwise, 5+4-
BALTIMORE, April Il--Cotton firm: mid
ding lUes; net receipts, -; gross receipts
10; sales, = Stock s0.s; to spinners, Isl; ex-
ports to the Continent, 5; coastwiss. ..
BOSTON, April ll.-Cotton steady; mi,dling
IOt. receipts, Id: gross receipts AIS; sstes
none; stock, none; exports cOastwi-e, -.
WuLMISGToS, April II. Cotton firm
middiins los: net receipts, H. gr'ss receipts
ID sales, none; stock, 2-S!5-
PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, los4; net receipts, a6; gross receipts
1o, stock HUI.
SAVANNAH, April u.-Cotton steady; mid.
ding lOls, net receipts, Is: gross, .s5; sales
~; stock, 1,ls4; exports coastwise, AS
NEW ORLEANS, April II.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lUls; net receipts, l,+i4 gross receipts
l4Di sales, 2,U; stock, l9s,Ol;i; exports To Grea
Britain, 4,4lU.
MOBILE, April u.-Cotton firm: midding
To- net receipts, IA; gruss receipts, 20; sales
20 stock a.;Ss exports To Great Britain
MEMPHIS AnriI III Cattnn steady u,iddIin,
10 l-ls net receipts, 6sI; shipments, ss3; sales
ssss stock, :B,S-s-
AUGUsTA. GA, April H. Cotton quiet
| middling, l01s; net receipts, Vi; shipments
-, Sales, a.
CHARLESTON, April II.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, lOls; net receipts s.; gross receipts, 81
| sales. -; stock, fsf'; exports coastwist,, -.
General Markets.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE feeling WIS unset
tied in wheat to-day, and prices ruled lower
California aiyices reported rain in that state.
but the crop news from ohio. Missouri AM
Kansas was unfaVorhbie- The visible supply
was II great surprise Operators had calculated
upon a fair decrease, and were not prepare,
for an increase, which aggregated :ss,t =
bushels. The clearings from the seatoard wer,
light for saturday, aggregatlng only %.us
| bushels. The market opened about Saturday !
closing prices, with May at sSss, but tines.
hearish influences caused "A break of ssc
Of th. af ~ boar values sssin deeIinei
| and the market closed about the insidi,
| figures.
early, but gradually became firmer and close,
"a shade higher than yesterday. An increase al
ssl.uU bushels in the visible supply statemen,
| was the cause OF early weakness, but with large
clearings and fair shipping inquiry values i'm
proved.
The arrivals of oats were small, and the mar
ket ruled steady, closing without any materia
change. Mess Pork WAS unchanged Lard Wa
active and strong, prices were advanced Ia.
| SlsLs per cent, with good inquiries from
shorts, and the market closed AT nearly out
| side ngures. short ribs were very active
| Prices advanced 3st3.lsc, neceded 1lsfLlO,.
rallied again and closed for the day AT toI
figures
sp Sss hs Ssss f T." 4es s. 30
: Corn, ;4ss6Jso1s- No. = Oats, .-sL:,sIe. Mes
PORK PORK $500. = Is: Lard, SIS short sS, RI
boxed. ss.lGLo-.5. short Clear sides. boxed
ss;dsa so; WHISKY: Sis. The leading fu
Wheat .!ls; May, s.94 June, Sis
Corn-April, :4ss: May, ssia; June, 4O7s. Oai,
April, S.,I.5; May and June, s.I. Lard-ApriI
s..4s; May, $50; june, s:.sb. short Rits
| April. -. 4.le; May, ss4sIa; June, ss.5.Ls.
| CINCINNATI April Il.-FlOur steady-family
s3.4st3.6o. Wheat in fair demand red
| sc. Corn strong and higher-No- mixed
| tl1zc- Oats steady-No. : mixed, Bts,1xc
Pork quiet at Sl.. Lard strong and higher al
Ss-3- Bulk Meats in good demand and higher
short ribs, Ss--5. bacon in fair demand
| steady at sI.I3 Hogs stesdy-c0Inmon AM
hight siSsd5a' packing and butchers, S5.s
a $40
4
SiA.c Rosin nrIn; strained s5c; good sc
| Tar firm, at $I-l0- Crude Turpentine firm
hard $I.U; Yellow Dip and Virgin. SID.
NEW ORLEANS, April ll.-Coffee i'm light de
mand but holders are firm-Rio cargoes ana
common To prime, I4IstLlo1s- Rice steady
LOUISIANA ordinary 10 prime, 31.sI+l4- Cotton
Solsc. Sugar steady and in good demand
Louisiana open kettle, good fair To prime, AZ.
%; good common 10 fair, +46g434; common
414Gtss; Louisiana centrifugal choice yellow
clarified l-lotl5 SID; prime yellow clarified
51e- Noiasstss steady, with fair demand-LOu-
isiana centrifugal, strictly prime 10 fancy =
&s;sS fair TO good prime, @d.5.
ST. Louis. April u.-wheat closed L.sts,e
below Saturtiay-No- red cash. .sa.6Lss May
sss4GIsS. July 7s1.6t.9Is- Corn closed L.c
lower than saturday S11.; May, g.G:s,1.
July - SstgssA4- Oats "A shade easier and dull
and higher.oId Mess PORK. sis; new. SIS. Lard
long clear ribs -; clear ribs, Sss5; short clear
$50 shoulders. $50: long clear
obtso o. short clear, sss.IsGss.ss; hams, sl Il
NEW YORK, April I.-Southern Flour quiet
and steady Wheat l<gs.c lower, moderately
active-No, red. May, slIsgss; June sIGslas
tions a shade firmer-No. 2, April, isI4; May,
is1sG4sl4; July. ss.s.6Ljo. Oats shade lower
s.Ssa3sss. Hops quiet and unchsnsed' Cone,
GbI3 =; May, STA ,saIIs,s5: July. si3.NalI4 SUI
nal Rice steady. Cotton Seed Oil, 3lIed:S,
crude; 3.le'G.s, refined Ro~in dull at sl.lJsJ
-. Turpentine firm at u. Hides steady.
Wool quiet and about steady-domestic fleece.
5ss-.; pulled, l3L.4: Texas. sI.sS Pork more
sssse fa and S s%, fST sId
nominal Lard. sell points higher and mod
eraIely active; Western steam :. d; May. 8. ~
G'-'a July, S.-..G..-s6. Freights steady
ton, 564'i; wheat, .s8ld.
On the st. Johns.